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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-20
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-20

acten Bis gum lssteu Slutstropfen pers
tbsibisen gu polIen. Sir ben Iusenblit
1T bic 9lufresuns unb SeiorsniB Dor 9es
palttbaten sroB; inbefen perben fid bic
suten 2eute BON Cheyenne County bpffents
lid ebenio berubisen, wte es BET slei4er
@elesenbett in anberen Counties gei1ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-20
Sa Safe Snfttute.
Nopisiat nub Seminar Der Sriibcr
Der driitliden SduleH
AZ 9 lcnto e, VI o.

GNieIes auseesetbuste SuItitut, % DtsiIsu wstli6 DON
ct. souis, an her W&iIiouri Paeife 6ail 5toa6,
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sauoes Al irommsn SatbOltteu, sutsn Sarssrn unS tldtts
gen Ssidditsleuten 81 erStehen.
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Seit fb hem RGdteu nlsltb MAIDEN wolen, t6uusu IN
kieier Gntalt auinabme tnoeu. Snaben I'M Alter pom IL
bis Is Sabrsn pereeu, peun tein StuoerntB p%orbaneeu III,
in has 8orbsrsituusss Semiuar aui9suoumen.
@ss,n gsbiusuussn &c. peub. man lid ssidaisft an
Rev. Bro. Director,
La Sale Institute, Glencoe, Mo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-20

Cine Sraae Der 3eit. = urum erfrsut
fi9 Or. Bulls 9uften Sprup elmer 10 aas
g%emsineu geliebtbeit2 @eil er bas anaes
nebmfte unb wtrtiamfte 9uitsnmitteI it,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-20
Scr
6era6mte &afenoer,
Der ,,Sausirernb" iir 1888,

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SnuitratiOucu, mebrcrc ipauueaSe Gr3ablHngen,
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& Scbrlc, Al "a Sale Str, Sbtea8o,
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Poststamps) fret per Poft ~p:rianot aad
irg,nh eiueHi Ylase Der 8sreintgtcu Staateri,
Gauabas, SentitlauS II. (. u. @eitere Salens
Der, bic pom uns ;l beSieben iiub: 8e8enss
burger WtarteafalenSer, 20 Cts;
@iniieoler &aienSer, 90 Gts.; Sufts
ger Biloerfalenoer 20 Gts.; Catholic
Home Almanac, 25 6ts.; Katolicko-
Polski Kalendarz, [pOlniidcr SaleuScrl %
GtS.
8ieoerntrfGuiern Breiic auf Serlaugen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-20

Jragt euren apotbeier unb er pirb su9
iasen, baB bas beribmte Oxidation Sel
ale anberen 2iuimente an @its iibertrifft,
unb bod foitet es nur 25 Gents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Sew, from our sister city,

Rev Mr. Necdham will have % meeting
for men only at the warehouse at 3.30
this evening The subject will be "Thc
Judgment
Rev r. p Epes has accepted call 60
Woodsf0ch. shenandoah county Mr.
Epcs has made many friends during DIS
residence n Manchester, and 70 is SUBJ
icct of general regret that he should
leave. Iii not known as yet whom the
church Wi.. caii. buf the uameOf Rev "
D. g. Gregory who /, great fayorite
with the congregation, has been men
toned
This week the Manchester German
club win go down 90 Drcwry's Mansion,
trip thc light fantastic and enjoy "a
moonlight picnic
Rev William II Christian, OF the
Central Methodist church delivered scy-
crd eloquent prayers n The House OF
DELEGATES during the past week
Manchester people are always ready To-
holp every good work DO Richmond. and
generally DO SOD 100 70 way io add greatly to
the pleasure of those who hear them.
Among others Mr Harry b owen s.
fine recitation at the lloWiiIer cntcrain-
meut thursday night deserves especial
mention and in thc near future young
lady of Nauchcs'er-Ni-s Leila Bal
lowc-Wil, take "a leading part in the Mi
kad0.
4 negro boy named William Jones
having in his possession % coat supposed
tO be- stolen. was arrested Friday night
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
NAVAJO INDIANS EXCITED.
Seeking Revenge for the Killing OF n Mem
ber of Their Tribe.

ALBUQUERQUE. y MEX.. May IA spe-
cial 10 the Dem0erdt from Gallup says A
difficulty with Navajo Indians occurred
yesterday morning at Defiance station
seven miles west of here 4 dispute
arose in the store in the village between
A. T. Allen, clerk, and an Indian The
latter sprang over the counter to grasp
Allen, who dew a pistol and shot the
Indian dead Mr. BOrland, the owner Of
the store, and his wife, who were in
room over the store at the time, came
down, and seeing what had happened
started for Gallup on horseback They
had not gone far when they were sur
rounded by armed Indians, who accused
B0rland of killing their companion, and
threatened % kill him and his wife
on the spot They We're wild with ex-
citement, but BOrland succeeded i'm
quieting them by giving up his weap-
Ons and telling them that he
had nothing 20 do with the killing, and
that he had come 10 trade with them
Finally Mr. and Mrs Borland were per-
mittcd to continue their journey To Gal
lup. In the meantime Allen and an old
man named Hans barricaded the floor
over the store TO defend themselves from
attack. The Indians broke into the store,
rifing it Of everything valuable. An
hour after a freight train on the Allan
tie and Pacific road passed through De-
iiance, and Allen and Hans ran for il un-
der heavy fire from the Indians. Allen
succeeded in getting on the train and
came TO Gallup Hans missed the train
but after being followed some distance
by the Indians who kept shooting at him
managed To- elude them and reach Gallup.
A detachment of cavalry from Fort Win
gate has gone TO Defiance, and il is be-
licyed they viii have q wholesome effect
on the Indians, and probably prevent
bioodshod
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
Mr. Isarhenr TnIh. roIilie..

Hon John = Barbour is In NeW York
and Aa, been talking 90 the reporters.
he says it is not certain that the Virginia
delegation I'm the ncXt Democratic cen
yenti0n will De solid for Cleveland The
Republicans carried the late elections. Dee
thinks. because the people did not think
they had been well treated and some 10000
of them rcfraincd from voting The men
who have been appointed 10 positions
are not those who have worked hardest
for Democratic success The Democrats
of Virginia. however believe President
Cleveland honest and sincere and may be
stronger now in the State than hc was
lust after election
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
STORES. DWELLINGS. &c.



5000 ~mHN One Story luuD cottage. furDc
f..,n.. WASHING. sfr...f
.fel Small ff.u. I,,.I|inu lI.r... -II..r.
.rlu-.t. HOLLYWOOD Cemetery. fhr.c rooms.
Iit- l2r.r..nf
$1,000 Detached frame dwelling paraafp.
rnD. near proposed sfe of Lcc monument
f.uI rooms. n..D Iot Bound fl tulu.. n
tHI..
$500 detached fiamc DWELLING .ry. .ot
--sl.. o..f. .rnI.Io -ff..t. unl. f4rt
$3.50 \..f SMALL fvDIIInr AU..iu.III.. u.Ir
u'..r.. -tr,Dt. f..Irf..U-
,l45o lsr.8u,.I..u.-- lfl ..f. tD f..f Ash.
land street. near Carter street. Very I0W S
..,e..f I..r..Ir
- 800 i4r,.. corner l.f and au.lng Ram
l..,D .unI Il..rDIu streets. Fnf trD.- m
tarI 81.
$1,000 FIua Park al.uup site. conner
Af..,I.,. sff,..f GOOD doulIe frame house. bot
.I4,f-.f.. Tt, street TID Ice monument .Ifr
e. ID. t-.nf ..t Ills tr.nertv A rtrc l.tr.au4.
ss oou N.,. ~ ..f l..r. .fr..r .ri.l. dwell
.,,.,. e.t.n r.nn. hYfh Ar An Inlrtt Inr
i.[.Itt,
e9 900 N.4f f,... ..fnrt and basement brick
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,, ......r'i.,
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-,,,, .-,D ft i-- feef lr.n ia Street
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az 600 r.n.f desirable West Mann Street
t.te'I,I f-t,Ii.nr ,,,IIero.u.- .aII ftnur.,,o
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
rELEGRArHIC SUMMARY.

Ii is said that George Gould will bee
made president of the Pacific Mail at the
ueAt election
The Black Diamond Coal Company. of
Kanawha county w. Va. has made an
assignment
r,.i ,.l....n ..,i.-,l. of p.5.
ford county. Va, committed suicide by
hanging.
.e., .,.,......t t...., 81. eliza
an '"' '"@' ..,..g
m Philadclphia
Mayor He"i.', OF Nc" no i Q'n' j., H"9 no.
t't Ilti' "i'Oii. ''li'i''9 U" '''i ''''
,
ln STAFFORD county =. IloNuefsoIe.u'
was C"u5it .,l under " i1ii'Hs '''o """ i"
s''N'll N'''''"
Elias Goodman. ciutlier. New York,
m"de ah .,''5i''lnen'' '5iiilnal Win p''''''''0''
amounting 'o lli"V''
The bin providing fora convention 10
revise the State constitution passed the
New York senate
The anthracite coal producers have re-
solved NOT 10 grant The demand of The
miners for increased pay
,, ,,. ..............;,,.. ho,o "a.
tauuinod 10 erect statue to the late
President iu New York. a- won as at the
cemetery m Albany
Ttf. e,id that pers0u. rcnresentiug the
p and q offered The READING road -.
-oO ono far fLo North Penn and Bound
RrooR leases
el Mother Superiorof Mount 81. Joseph $.
Emmittsburr' Md. and Sister Angeline
Davis has been made treasurer
l.,..,.... ,.o,...a
Ieniy - '',y's9i' 'eIo''Il a. l,Is ~ ~
'' ''o' ~ p,to,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
Tho Deht Commission.

This body held two-hour session yes
terlay morning. 1t is generally believed
Sir Edward Thornton has received in
structions TO make different proposal 20
the Virginia Commissioners than from
that which they have already made and
one which it is hoped will be satisfactory.
The continued negotiation is an evidence
of am altered proposition, and yesterday
morning when motion was made rcQuir-
ing a final report from the commission on
Monday, Mr Pollard, one of the mem
bcrs, intimated that itmight prove of ben
cit TO the State TO grant longer time
one of the rumors in regard to plan is
that the bondholders are willing TO accept
the Rddebcrger bonds If the interest is
raised TO 100000 instead of 100000 as
is the present amount There will be
another session tomorrow at 1913 am
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

NEW YoHK May "A dispatch dated
independence, Mo, was widely circulated
some days ago, relating 10 the dismissal
Of the case Of samuel G. Schaefer, who
was under indictment charged With at
tempting 10 bring about the murder Of
John ! Blair, Of Blalrstown, Y J. The
dispatch STATED that the dismissal Of the
case was significant, as Mr.. Blair is
under Indictment at Kansas City, for
assault upon the life Of Schaefrer.n IL
Is now learned that this statement is
absolutely without foundation. No such
indictment was ever found or such charge
made against Mr.. Blair.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
THE ELkS.
The Parade Of Monday.

Richmond Lodge 80. 4j, b. p. o. Elks
will assemble at Veteran Hall tomorrow
at o'clock pm. to participate in the
parade i'm honor of the anniversary Of the
order The line of march will be found
in another column.
For this occasion the following dress
has been prescribed Full black dress
suit. silk hat, dark gloves, and light cane.
The Elks expect to parade with full
ranks, and viii no doubt present very
handsome appearance. For the social
session for the ladies May 18th, extra pre-
paratiOns are being made
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

William Spindle .coloredI wa, fined s.
for assaultng William Link with rocks.
Fleming Payne lcoloredl assault and
battery. Fined s. and cost
lsham Crowder (colorcd was hncd s.
for leaving his team IN ihe street
Jack Wyatt lcoloredI, assault and bat
terry. Fined s. and cost
William Banni-ter )coioreu was fined
= for leaving bis hack standing in The
street
Henry Tinsley. charged with assaultng
and beating John Kilgrain, Fined Sjand
cost
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
Cardinal Gibbons Plans 10 Aid the Work
ing Wen.

PARIS, May On his return 10 Amer
ica Cardinal Gibbons viii undoubtedly
recommend to the working men of the
United States the co operative club sys-
tenn of The French Catholic working men
Much of hi, time iu Paris has been taken
zap with an inspection ofthe workings Of
% few of these clubs. of which there are
oyer five hundred in France. The mem
ber-hip is not confined 90 workmcn
alone bosses meet theirmcn ON an equal
footing and an questions affecting wages
and hours of work are discussed In a
spirit of fricudlincss
The church authorities exercise p super
vision oyer these clubs in towns where
they are iu existence. and keep them free
from atheism and anarchi-m. Cardinal
Gibbons visited the factory of Nessrs
lIamci, near Rcim-. yesterday, and was
enthusiastically received by The work
men, llc examined into The workings of
tlc club there and made 20 tour through
the various -hop.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

Yesterday Dr h. A. Wise, Republican
representative of james City county
arose with fire i'm his eve Mr. Speak
cr said the Doctor, we are having too
much foreign interference While /
walked I'm the Square this morning ! saw
the sword Of the immortal Washington
the robe of the great jefferson, and
all of the other patriots on that mont
ment disigured by English intruders-the
English sparroWs Shall we calmly allow
the English 10 treat us this way even of
statues of our great and immortal heroes
Never Never ! suggest that the Rich
mond Fire Companys be asked TO wash
from them such stains
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

MILWAUKEE, WIS, May 7.-Circum-
stantial evidence secured by coroner's
jury investigating the death of Charles
Tillpaugh, OF Port Washington, Wis, AN
old man who was mystcriously murdered
yesterday, resulted in the arrest OF Er-
nest Pieiirer A cylinder.pin Of re-
yoiyer found at the scene OF the murder
htted into the prisoners revolver, which
be had thrown into stove PfeiIer be-
came confused when faced with the eyi.
dence, and told very contradictory
story. L----
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

Mr. r. 4. Brock has made arrange
ments for publication of what has long
been needed work-a history OF Rich
mond Though several brief accounts
and sketches of the city, such as Morde.
cais and one published in the Lijr0ry
Mesenqsr. have been written, The full his
tory of the city still remains to be told
and this will be done in q most thorough
and interesting way hy Mr. Brook
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

The social session of the b j. o. klks
next Thursday night promises 90 be one
of great attractiyencss. On The musical
progragme are Mrs Rcinhardt, MIS-
John II. Knowles. Dr., Mr. H. F. Laube,
and Mr larlella, Mr. Moses May and
Mis-, Carrie Staude will appear in a
charming little operetta, The Haunted
Mil.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
The Malli, Islands.

PARIS, May M. Chauyat has been
installed as French resident at Wallis
Island, the capital Of the Wallis Islands
group in the South Pacific, in view of a
possible British or German occupation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
= Big Bass.

Mr.. J. Wagner. the wcll-known drug
ri,i and bass-fsherman met with q big
streak of luck while fishing near the city
a few DAYS ago Among Others he cap
tured a bass that weighed six and halt
pounds The monster fish fought gamely
and broke the pole in three places, but the
old veteran was too much for him, and
brought him in at last.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

PE-rH, May "A frightful conlagra-
tion prevailed at Eperies, Hungary yes.
iorlay, destroying one hundred Aouscs
AMI iniurng several persons The pecu.
MARY loss is very great.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08

Several days ago il was stated i'm the
TINES that the conference ofState School
Superintendents would be held ON the
18th aud 18Th instant As it is possible
that the Legislature will be then sitting,
and there will be no suitable place vacant
for the meeting it is probable that the
dates will be changed. 4 very interest
ing programme bias been mapped out and
there will be q large attendance.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
CITY ITEMS.
NEWSY NOTES GATHERED BY the
TIMES" REPORTERS.

Pickett's Division Not Going to Gettys-
burg The Henrico Independents The
Oratoro of It. P2ul-Dedication of Ne
mortal Chapel Saturdays summary and
Sidewalk sketches. city and suburban.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
Night services at Seyenth-street Chris
Inn cuurnL Lnrin now m e-ll n-cLOck

Night services at Seyenth-street Chris
tian church begin now at SIS o'clock.
Between five and six columns Of new
advertisement, TO which special attention
is called, compcls a curtailment Of the
local matter In this issue OF the TIMES.
Governor Lee has pardoncd VI. Powers
who was sent 70 the penitentiary for tf-
teen years from Warren county in 1884
for rape.
In the Great Council, 10. r. VI. which
meets at Alexandria this week w. +.
Granger represents Pocahontas Tribe j.
j b. Wright, Annowan, and D. r.
McCann, lndianola.
Range Of Thermometer at Spence, Ty-
rec & Co.'S shoe house, slj East Broad
street, May :, 1887: 9 am, 1G'; - m.
500; 3 pm, 20; g pm. 7O'.
Dr. William j. Hatcher was one Of the
yice.presidents Of the Southern Baptist
Convention, at Louisville.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
a. Aandsome ~ Main 80 properly

e. handsome West Main street property
was sold by Messrs. Il. b. Chailn * Co.
for $4,000; purchaser, Mr. I. I. Glas-
cow location, southwest corner Main
and Foushee streets, former owner, Mr.
G. 3. Dayenport-who will remove TO his
new dwelling on West Franklin street,
and Mr. Glasgow will occupy the prop
erty at the southwest corner of Main aud
Foushee streets as his family residence.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
Dedication VI the Mcmoriai Chapei.

The memorial chapel at the Soldiers
Homo will De dedicated This evening a.
4 O'Clock The programme as published
IN Fridays TINES. win be carried out
Rev Or IIogc will preach the sermon,
and DE will be assisted iu the services by
Rev. DR. Iandmm and Rev Mcssrs.
Jackson, Cutler Evans. Schaeiier and
Rabbi Harris. There viii be some good
music, and am interesting and impressive
service is expected.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Mozart Nikado.


The Mikado will be presented at the
Mozart Musicale tomorrow night The
following is the cast Yum Yum, Miss
Leila Ballowe. Pitt Sing, Miss Ida out
calf Peep Boo, Miss Lillian Rosalind ,
Katisha, Miss lsa smith Nauki Poo,
Nr. Walter f. Mercer; 10 KO, Mr..
George A. Crump Pooh Bah Mr. W II.
Sheryin; Mikado, Mr. James {. Nor
ment; Won Lung, Mr.. George 3. True
man Go To, Mr.. John d. Newman.
\ Deserved Compliment.
\ testimonial concert win be rendered
Mr. Maurice Levi at Sanger Halle FIJI
day evening, May 18th The Mozart or
ches,ra has volunteered, and besides,
the followi ~ wcllknown talent will
participate Mrs. Willie Knowles, Mrs
William o. Shelburne. and Messrs. Gun
ningham, Sullivan. Crump, Myers, Big
ger, EQui lardclla, Willie Gressctt
Harry Siegel the beneficiary. and others
Mr. Levi Is one of our most deserving
musicians, and it is hoped that this tosti-
monial will be substantial recognition
of his services
Mr.. Thomas ". Kecne.
The celebrated tregedian, Mr. Thomas
vs. Keene. supported by a sterling COM
pany. will be at the Theatre Thursday
May 18TH, for one night only The play
will be Richehcu. Mr. Keene is an es.
iabli-hed fayorte. and his peFsonaiion of
this great rD, is one of the best to bee
seen ON This continent
The Oratorio Of st. Paul.
Saturday MAY l4th. at S1j o'clock, is
the time and Mozart Academy the place
of the rendition Of the Oratorio of 81.
Paul This will De the first and only pre-
scntation of this sublime creation.
For full particulars consult the advcr-
tiscmcnt I'm this issue.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
CutIlowcrs

i,oschuds lilies. carnations IN great va
i.'5 H BLACKWELL a MAINS,
no East Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-08
REAL ESTATE.


Speedy profits will be realized in the
following property for sale
Make your selection before the price
advances.
For other property call for Richmond
Progress
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-05

A Disgrace to St0ckmen.

The Baker City Democrat says: Ths
Montana ranges have been literally sweep
of cattle. a fact that reflects discredil
upon the humanity and financial ability Of
the ranchmen Of that Territory. No man
has . right to take such chances as these
men take in stocking q range without
properly supplying their herds with food
for possible severity Of . Winter. 1t in.
wolves a stress Of suffering upon
the miserable. dumb creatures who crouch
around in the snow and perish of cold.
hunger and thirst that is appalling TO the
sensibilities OF any one whose heart can be
touched by pity. The rancher in more
favored localities may congratulate him.
self upon the shekels that such wide de-
VISITATION of other ranges may divert to
his Golfers, but his chuckle has a ghoulish
sound that forbids q human person from
rejoicing at the prosperity thatis forbodes.